I tried Market->Download Data but there are only EURUSD, GPBUSD, USDCHF, USDJPY.

Thanks

EURUSD,
GBPUSD
USDCHF
USDJPY
AUDUSD
USDCAD
EURCHF
EURGBP
EURJPY
EURCAD
EURAUD
GBPCHF
GBPJPY
CHFJPY

The possible time periods are:

1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes. 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day, 1 week

FSB reads the data files from ?Data? directory placed into the main FSB directory.

When you choose a symbol and a period from the drop down menus FSB looks into the ?Data? directory for the respective data file. The name of data file consists of three parts:
1.Symbol {EURUSD} ? 6 letters
2.Period {60} ? in minutes

        1 minute  - 1
        5 minutes  - 5
        15 minutes - 15
        30 minutes - 30
        1 hour - 60
        4 hours - 240
        1 day   - 1440
        1 week  - 10080

3.Extension {.csv} ? it means Comma Separated Values

Examples:

EURUSD60.csv ? EUR/USD data with period of 1 hour
USDJPY1440.csv ? USD/JPY data with period of 1 day

The data files are saved in text format. You can load and edit it in ?Notepad? or in any other text editor.
To open the file right click on it and choose ?Open with...? or drag and drop it over the ?Notepad? icon.

You can use ?Microsoft Excel? or ?Open Office Calc? also.

The current format of the file is:

...
2007.09.14,20:00,1.38560,1.38670,1.38530,1.38650,106
2007.09.14,21:00,1.38640,1.38760,1.38640,1.38730,109
2007.09.14,22:00,1.38750,1.38810,1.38710,1.38750,106
...

The column delimiter is ?,? - comma but you can use ?    ? - tab, ? ? - space, or ?;?

First column ? date in following formats:
2007.09.14
2007-09-14
2007/09/14
Year.Month.Day

Second column ? hour
21:00
Hours:Minutes

Next four column are the Opening, Highest, Lowest, Closing prices
The point can be ?.? - point or ?,? - comma (used in Eastern Europe)

Last column is the tick volume.